I Know This'll Sound Obnoxious, But Acting

You Got To Know What's Worth Keeping And What's Worth Letting Go.

There Are Certain Ways Of Being That People Don't Find Acceptable Or Very Pleasant In Regular Life, But You Go Out On Stage And Do Pretty Much The Same Thing And They Find It Spellbinding.

This Whole Notion Of The Acting Career As A Monopoly Where You Rise To Power... It Doesn't Really Work That Way. I Don't Ever Really Feel Powerful In Any Way. It's Kind Of The Same Thing It's Always Been: You Just Figure Out What You Want To Do And You Do It.

One Of The Great Things About Acting Is You Can Do Things That In Real Life Would Get You In Trouble. I Think That's Something I Figured Out Pretty Early On.

I Just Look At It As A Real Group Activity When You Are Making Movies. There Are So Many Different Artists Doing So Many Different Things, And They Are All Interconnected. So I Like To See What Everybody Else Is Going To Bring To The Table Before I Make Up My Mind Too Much About Anything.